Sentence examples for many shifted from inspiring English sources

Incomes of this group did go down in 1993, but only because so many shifted income to 1992 to avoid the tax increase.

Respondents expressed strong opinions in the absence of contextual details, yet many shifted the direction of their strongly-held positions once contextual information was revealed that challenged their initial assumptions.

But the industry has a large offsetting advantage: It is still rebounding from a shakeout a few years ago after environmentalists forced paper companies to stop using chlorine as a bleaching agent (many shifted to supposedly greener hydrogen peroxide).

Her illness has many shifting names and ambiguities.

For many, shift to parenthood can be a tough one to navigate, and feelings of guilt or stress are inevitable.

The many shifting moods of one of Poland's traditional dance forms has proved a continuing inspiration for choreographers.

At Friday prayers few mullahs dared utter the word "Taliban", with many shifting the blame on to vague conspiracies hatched by the west.

In many shifting cultivation systems, farmers are taking advantage of restorative forest fallow periods to plant commercially-oriented orchards to increase output.

With increasing commercial agriculture and biodiversity conservation efforts in forested tropical regions, many shifting cultivation systems are being intensified and their extent restricted.

As such, it is utterly analogous to the one thing that, qua substance, underlies the many, shifting properties, which it bears.

Van Susteren says that the president needs "to be straight" instead of offering so many shifting explanations.